Trend of the Week: Nine ways to wear homegrown Irish designs

Today’s Irish female designers share a unique understanding of the female narrative.
Andrea Horan in Natalie B. Coleman, cutting a divine figure as Aphrodite, the goddess of love and beauty. Photo: Bríd O'Donovan, full credits at the end of the article

Andrea Horan in Natalie B. Coleman, cutting a divine figure as Aphrodite, the goddess of love and beauty. Photo: Bríd O'Donovan, full credits at the end of the article

Nuanced, layered and diverse; their collective interpretation of what women want to wear has created delicious plots twists and infinite talking points. 

Although aesthetically different, the tone is beautifully congruent: romantic yet irreverent; classic yet subversive; contemporary yet rooted in the stories of the past. We’ve got nine of our favourite page-turners here.

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